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In Romans 7 the key word was "I" -- 53 times in those verses Paul said "I ... me ... my ... myself". But the secret of Christian living is not living the Christian life on our own, but letting the Holy Spirit live through us and the key word of Romans 8 i
If my old nature in Adam was crucified with Christ, according to Paul in both Romans 6 and Galatians 2, and I was given a new heart and a new spirit as a new creation in Christ, why do I still sin? The answer may surprise you.
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Romans 6:1-14 begins the sanctification section of Romans. In order for sanctification to work we have to know what God says, believe what God says and then act like we believe what we know. If our knowledge is unclear, our belief will be hazy, and our fo
When you’re a kid one of the first lessons in life you learn is that one person can ruin it for everyone else whether it is in the classroom or on the fields and courts of recreational sports. One kid can annoy the teacher so badly that the whole classr
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In Romans 4:1-16, Paul illustrated the priority and pattern of Abraham’s faith. The author of Hebrews states by faith we are inwardly assured and outwardly certain that God will bring to reality the fulfillment of the promises that we hope for given in
In Romans 3, Paul says the only way we can be declared righteous by God is by grace through faith in Christ. Romans 3 gave us the principle. Romans 4:1-16 now gives us the pattern of Abraham who was justified by faith apart from observing the law.
Forgiveness
In Romans 1-3:20, Paul explains the problem of righteousness and the problem is we do not have any righteousness. What we do have, however, is condemnation because of sin. In the next section of Romans, Romans 3:21-5:21. Paul explains the provision of rig
Paul makes the closing arguments of his case against mankind’s righteousness. His objective is to show that neither Jew nor Gentile merits God’s acceptance or approval; therefore, everyone needs the merit of the righteousness of Jesus Christ.
According to Paul there is a three-fold division of mankind when it comes to spiritual matters. In chapter 1, Paul addressed the defiant rebellious person who openly rejects and resists God. In the beginning of chapter 2, Paul addresses the decent respect